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wild wheat

/waɪld wiːt/

Traduction: Terme général désignant les variétés non cultivées ou sauvages de plantes de blé, souvent des graminées du genre Triticum poussant sans intervention humaine.

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/waɪld wiːt/C1formalscientific
  • frTerme général désignant les variétés non cultivées ou sauvages de plantes de blé, souvent des graminées du genre Triticum poussant sans intervention humaine.

A general term for uncultivated or wild varieties of wheat plants, often referring to grasses in the genus Triticum that grow without human cultivation.

  1. Wild wheatC1formal

    A type of grass that is the ancestor of modern cultivated wheat, growing naturally without human cultivation.

    frBlé sauvage

    • Wild wheat is still found in parts of the Middle East.
    • Scientists study wild wheat to understand its genetic traits.
    • Wild wheat has a brittle rachis that helps it disperse seeds naturally.